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SEVERAL VILLAGES i the Aiistrians.
A IfE M SO CAPTI 'RED
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v* ? > (Continued from Page Four.) strength of tiie
' ^ _ sit ion against the nllif
r? with the taking by tin- French of the immediately north o
> forest and hill positions between the river to the region ju
"V Matz and the Oise, which has apparently has chec
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"brought the French almost to the moment, at least, the
, gates of Laasigny. Through Kibe- ward in the process i
. ** court lies an open route up the Orse Amiens-Montdidier s
% galley to Noyon?a route by rail, enemy.
and the big national thoroughfare. It has not. however
not to mention the canal which French on the extrem
f parallels the roadways for the great- of the line from wini
r part of the way. Noyon is only points of great strate^
a little more than six miles north- hill and forest regio
east of Kibecourt Oise and the Matz, \
Although they are still encounter- and Noyon are the
Ing violent resistance, the French tives. and the captun
* are continuing to make progress alone would result
through the wooded and hilly coun- forced evacuation bj
try between the Matz and the Oise, of the Noyon-ltoyc
.where the Germans, from recesses but also would have
In the forests, on spurs and In the feet on the battle line
canyons, are using machine guns In- eastward past Soissi
numerable. Gas also Is being loosed along the Ve&le river
In great quantities by the enemy. The battle line in
Almost entire control of the Thies- on the center remaint
court plateau and the other high stood Monday, altho
ground on this sector is now in the nod troops have be
hands of the French. their stands and ta
Along the Vesle, the Germans! prisoners. That* I
again have made unsuccessful at-1 French at th?9?|?hl9
lacks against the French and Amer-.'n the enviroo *
leans, who are still holding their po-ithe river, while so^t
oftions. the Germans continue
In the mountain region on the of ("haulnes and itoj
western Italian front the Italians Ingly they Intend to
have captured several positions from hazards.
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THE LANCASTER NEWS,
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"Tin* Best Place to SI
Last Sale of 191?
immer Appare
ing All Women's and Misses' Garments a
the Lowest Prices of the Season?These
Are Our Final Prices.
[4 lowest prices we quote now appeal's o
desirable garments. This is your creates
rtunity to purchase wanted models at sue
cost. These are not "job lots" or "speciall
uised" garments?no. Kverv garment
our regular stock of known quality an ui
ited good style. All are perfectly made an
of dollar for dollar value at original price
k what values you're getting now that sue
reductions have been made,
me before the best garments are gone?onl
and they can't last long at these rediculousl
prices. Hurry.
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JITS. COATS.
to $27.00 $6.95 to $19.50
rmerly Formerly *
to $65.00. $9.50 to $32.50.
ling Suits and Caps
e Many Weeks of bathing Left This Season.
assortment in actual numbers?suits of beauty
' yet reduced to figures we can't promise to quote
didly made, artiscally trimmed and of a quality
this year for so little. It would be well for you
liout much delay for the stock is limited.
jits $2.95 * ? /_
jits $3.75 ~ (2)
jits $4.25 - j
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Fresh reinforcements and large wi
numbers of guns have been brought mi
.) up by the enemy to aid him in his fr<
German oppo- endeavors to hold the line, which is
(d troops, from essential to the safety Of the German Al
r the Somme armies now in the pocket described ac
at below Roye, by the Somme on thtj north and east ar
ked, for the and the Oise on tile.south. mi
lr march east-; The Germans "are not merely on ici
of clearing tho the defensive. At salient points here w<
ector of the and there they are delivering vio'
lent counter attacks against the al- in
, prevented the lies and are also bombarding fierce- he
e southern end ly the rear areas. ' ar
nlng additional Notwithstanding the enemy's ef- to
ric value in the forts, however, Chaulneg is receiv- co
n between tho jng a mighty visitation of shells th
vhere Rassigny from the allied guns and Roye has
ultimate objec- been so encroached upon that it 's w
e of which not now under a heavy cross-fire from m
nosslblv in the both the .Horth and south and seem- bv
r the Germans ingly both towns ultimately must be ar
>-Chaulne? line, evacftatetk An added danger to w
a marked ef- Royet Is the fact that the French In al
running south- their operations are knocking at the
una and thence do<Jrs of Lassigny, about seven
mil?s^4n the south, and also are
the north and pres*Uig forward eastward toward pi
? virtually as IttNo^irtn In a wedge driving maneuver ef
ugh all the a 1- j which not only is outflanking Rove Nattered
slifchtly but bringing Noyon daily nearer the gi
ken additional j range of the big guns. , A
Americans . and I Unofficial reports are to the effect rr
j.y^nts stiiC^ ?rejthiS_ he Germans, fearing capture In M
^tW*no,T i>etween Rove and the al
h fliq-^ ll'ise, already are retreatigg along fr
d. in peak % I fie, CM*-'' valley toward Noyon, and if tli
e/w* "rh ) j jtc<sTatements should pr?V& true it If
> defend ?\ not unlikely that 1he entire Gar- tr
>j man battle line to the north wllj, give to
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> Absolute Clea
[ Summer
Iv $1.00 and $1.25 Wash Skirts, plain
white and Shepherd checks, sale
_ price 75c
$1.50 and $1.75 Wash Skirts, in manv
pretty patterns of novelty weaves,
sale price . . . . . 85c
$2.00 and $2.50 White Gabardine
Skirts, slightly soiled $1.65
Children's V
For the Warm Days
* The ease with which we can provide you wit!
for the children will more than surprise you. W
would most rekuire, and have them in our ^toc
little coats, dresses, hats, etc., to enable you to
>ou-f6el the children would 'look best" in. We
prices as these.
Boys' Wash Suits 75c to $2.50 I G
Girls' Ginghams Dresses . . 50c to $2.50 | M
iy in unison and in that event After an extremolj
ry be a readjustment of the enemy the Americana and
r>nt ftom Soissons to Itheigis. gained a foothold in
Par to the north from Yp'rea to little town of Hray !
bert there has been considerable the northern bank of
tivity on the part of the Rritlsh short distance across
id Prench forces against the Gei- south the Itritish hu
ana. The' lateat German commun- art and midway of
ation asserts that all the attacks pressed on the east
?re repulsed. jin a maneuver which
On the Vesle river the Germans the further outtlanki
attacks against Flsmette, which is from the south and ol
tld by the Americans and French. north,
e declared to have driven the allies On their part, the
the southern bank of the river. A rolling country home
unter attack, however, resulted in the Oise river have
e reoccupation of Fismette. a position of great
The f/.echo-Slovaks In Russia, .ylng southwest of I.
ho are opposing the Bolshevik ele- several other poins s<
ent, have been formally recognized region of the Oise,
' Great Britain as an allied nation their line further to>
id their armies as an allied force In Monday's flghtl
aging war against the Teutonic additional Germans '
lies. oner and the enemy i
in men killed or w<
(Monday.) clal reports give the
Although the Germans are em- mans captured durl
loylng fresh forces of reserves in offensive as in the r
forts to hold back the allied troops -to,000.
ho are pressing them from the re- The Germans at
ion of the Homme to the Oise, the were still throwing
mericans, British and French ar- to the east of the
lies continue to make progress, throinrh Chnulnes, It
onday witnessed gains of ground the passage of wliic
t various points along the battle would seriouslv m..n,
ont of high Importance for the fur- man form* Innide th(
ler proaerution of the endeavor* of by the domnie on tbt
le allien to drive out the German* and the OI*e on the i
oni the pld Amiena-'Montdidlor acq^/p.**e th^ all'ea endea
ir. ?thelrv advantage by
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a garmerit reserved?every .
remaining summer skirt is offered at
the lowest price o ?the season. Here
are bargains that are beyond com- ^
parison.
\ All are graceful Aodels, revealing
the best of summer modes and fab.
rics. In order to effect a saving to
( invest in Kar Savings Stamps, many
women will buy one of^feore of these #
skirts for wear during the fall
season. jdj
Broken sizes ranges but quite a T
few models in every size. But be
here before the best are sold.
$3.50 and $3.00 White Basket Weave j
and Gabardine Skirts, slightly
-i
soiled, sale price ^ $2.2a
$5.00 White and Colored Corduroy
Skirts, sale price $3.05
$0.00 Silk Sport Skirts! $3.50
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$7.50 Silk Sport Skirts $1.75
VearaEles ,
That Are Hero\
every little wearable you will ^requife
e anticipated the things we knew ^
ks; bevies of them, comprising cunni^g^
secure the ones you like best and that
placed on their price tickets such low
iris' Middy Suits $2.50
lar-Hof Middy Suits .... $5.50 to $8.50
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r bitter contest but they have drawn up to their \
British have bark lines ^uns*ftf medium and heavy
the important caliber* and With these they are
Sur Somme, on hojfvlly shelling the* areas held by
the Somme. A the Germans, even as far baok as
the river to tho Hethencourt, which lies on the
ve taken l'roy- Somme, seven and a half miles east
the line have <>f Chaulnes. Meantime allied alrof
Fourques- planes continue to bomb German pohas
resulted in sit ions and to use machine guns from
ng o' Chaulnes low altitudes on troop formations,
f itoye front the Seemingly the advances by the
| French troops on the southern part
French In tho of the line cannot but have an exdtately
north of tiemely important effect on the prescaptured
Gury, ont battle. The hill positions they
strategic value, have gained not alone dominate the
,asslgny, and at Oise valley running northeastward
mthward to the to Noyon but around l.assingny also
have advanced give them a sweep of the plains soutu
pvard Noyon. j of Itoye. > "
ng hundreds of1 Aside from the Amiens-Montdm
maul! priH-j ier sector little fighting has taken j
also lost heavll/ place r>n any of the fronta. Along
>undad. I'nofll- the Vesle the Germans again havi* -J
number of Ger- delivered violent counter attacks f
ng the present against the Americans st?A*,Frenc)r u
lelghborhood of who are holding ground on
north bank of the stream, ft \
last accounts previous occasions when the
reinforcements attempted to dislodge the allied
road running troops the counter attacks failed. >
oye and Noyon British aircraft have brought \
h by the allies down a German airship off the coast 1
ace all the Ger- of Holland, according to announce- IT \
? pocket forpved ment by the British admiralty. a*? 1
t north and east unofficial report announces that
BfMfct^.-Not^alone Zeppelin of the 1argo*t and neweaM
v^riiAl Kto press type has been brought duwn 11S iMM
frontal attacks, Hngli?h east coast. 1 '
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